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B.C. Conservative leadership candidate Yuri Fulmer and One B.C. Leader Dallas Brodie have struck a deal not to compete with each other in the next election should Fulmer be voted in as party leader. A joint statement from Fulmer and Brodie called the deal the “Unite the Right Accord,” describing the plan for the B.C.

A suspect has been charged with reckless discharge of a firearm related to a shooting at a Surrey business last summer. The BC Provincial Extortion Task Force announced March 30 it secured the charge against Jaskarn Singh, 22, after he was arrested in Calgary on March 27. Singh has appeared in court on Alberta and

A home and a vehicle in Surrey’s Newton neighbourhood were damaged in an early-morning shooting Monday. Surrey Police Service is investigating after attending a home in the 12300-block of 77A Avenue Monday (March 30) around 1:45 a.m. for a shots fired report. SPS officer observed damage to a home and an unoccupied vehicle that was

B.C.’s provincial police watchdog is investigating a Sunday night officer-imvolved shooting that left one man injured. Shortly before 8 p.m. on Sunday (March 29), Surrey Police Service officers attended a residence in the 13400-block of 81 Avenue for a report of someone with a weapon. As SPS officers attempted to take the man into custody,

Officers at Mountain Institution in Agassiz have seized more than $300,000 in unauthorized items and contraband in a recent operation on March 26. On Monday, March 30, Correctional Service Canada (CSC) stated that among the contraband seized were cell phones, charging cables, accessories and shatter – concentrated cannabis with a glassy texture. The total institutional